If you really wanted to attend the Latimer Hinks/Barclays presentation on Finance for Farmers but were unable to make it - here is a brief outline of what was discussed
FINANCIAL SEMINAR FOR FARMERS
Latimer Hinks Solicitors have recently co-hosted with Barclays Bank a breakfast presentation on the theme “Finance for Farmers 2010.”
Issues explored included lending in the current financial climate, the legal issues surrounding providing security for borrowing and the importance of planning for the future and how to achieve it.
Presentations were given by Anne Elliott and Rosanne Green, Agricultural Specialists at Latimer Hinks Solicitors and Martin Redfearn, National Agricultural Specialist with Barclays Bank.
Rosanne Green outlined the legal formalities relevant to providing Banks with security for lending.
One of the important factors highlighted was that the borrowers and the owner occupiers may need to seek separate legal advice.
Rosanne used the example parents owning a farm, but the borrowing being taken by the farming partnership, perhaps including not only the parents but sons/daughters/daughters-in-law etc. Each would need to be advised in their different capacities.
Anne Elliott explained that at the point in time where borrowing is being taken/considered it is very important to look at the structure of the business and the aspirations/intentions of the various parties.
She stressed it was important for farmers to talk to all their advisers - the bank, the accountant, property or personal lawyer and financial adviser in terms of analysing where a business is going and, importantly, succession planning for older generations.
Anne Elliott said: “The event provided a range of practical advice and information which those attending could take on board and which I hope will prove useful in their farming businesses.
It was good to provide the opportunity for people to hear what is involved in relation to setting up and finalising borrowing arrangements and also to talk informally to professional advisers.”
The event was of course followed by a breakfast of bacon and sausage sarnies!
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Wednesday, 3 February 2010
Finance for Farmers - follow up
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Monday, 25 January 2010
Finance for Farmers
WE are hosting a breakfast presentation on the morning of Thursday 28th January with Barclays Bank Plc entitled "Finance for Farmers 2010". The presentation will cover the Bank's perspective on lending to the agricultural sector in the current financial climate and the legal issues encountered when borrowing money.
The presentation is from 7.45 am and will commence at 8.00 am. It is being held at Crabtree Hall, Little Holtby, Richmond (see http://www.crabtreehall.com/). Martin Redfearn, Barclays Bank National Agricultural Specialist will start the presentation followed by Rosanne Green and Anne Elliott, Agriculture specialists at Latimer Hinks. There will also be an opportunity to talk to Neil Stevenson our Wind Farm specialist.
The presentation will end with a bacon sandwich and an opportunity to discuss matters further on an informal basis.
If you would like to attend please contact Andrea Tobin on 01325 341507 or at@latimerhinks.co.uk. For more information please see www.latimerhinks.co.uk/events
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